Brunswick Man Is Sentenced For Arson In Maryland
A 48-year-old brass holder Harry Baugher was sentenced to three years in the Maryland House of Correction after being found guilty of arson for setting fire to a Brunswick house evicted earlier. The fire occurred April 17 as neighbors testified to threats and suspicious activity. A juvenile, Glenn Alien Craver, received probation for breaking and entering charges.
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Brunswick
Maryland
Baugher
William Wenner
Wenner
Willard Koogle
Koogle
Ella Fletcher
Charles Fletcher
Grace Zimmerman
L. J. Sullivan
Baucher
Charles H. Kehne Sr
P. Bowers
Schnauffer
Robert
Rothenhoefer
Glenn
Alien Craver
Craver
Henry Ford
Frederick businessman credits AA after overcoming drinking
Don Whipp profiles Mack a Frederick businessman who joined Alcoholics Anonymous four years ago after hiding a bottle and a church incident. He says he now stays sober daily, believes the ladder of alcoholism mirrors success, and notes the need for more AA chapters in towns like Frederick.
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Don Whipp
Mack
Frederick
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bobe Mack
A.A
Teaching By TV Is Explored In Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Education moved to seek a cost estimate for installing a coaxial cable hookup to explore a statewide TV teaching network. Washington County leads in TV teaching, funded largely by Ford Foundation, with plans for three transmission centers near Washington, on the Eastern Shore, and in Hagerstown.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Washington County
Ford Foundation
Quentin L. Earhart
Earhart
Washington
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
PE Offers $13.5 Million For Light Plant
Local reports indicate PE proposes paying 13.5 million dollars for the municipal light plant. The offer aims to secure control of the utility and its operations amid public scrutiny and potential community impact.
Brunswick Banks Bid on $40,000 Street Improvement Bond
The Peoples National Bank of Brunswick and the Bank of Brunswick were the only bidders on a $40,000 street improvement bond floated by the city. The joint bid was accepted by the Mayor and City Council. Interest rate is four and a quarter percent. Denominations are $1,000 each. Maturity details unclear due to damaged text.
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Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
The
Bank of Brunswick
City of
Brunswick
Autumn Glory Tour Weekend Rail Event Report
An autumn themed tour in Baltimore highlights a travel train event featuring passengers and attendants. The report mentions Garrett Carine and a viewing of a fall image, with references to a special Sunday program and forecasts for the STH annual Autumn Glan celebration aboard the train.
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Baltimore
Fragmentary OCR Note on youths and incident
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a group of teenagers and a brief action. Details are unclear due to missing letters and incomplete words. The item reads like a short incident note from a local page, with no verifiable names or places.
Health Conference Opens Amid Illness At Key Hotel
More than 200 from across Maryland attend the seventh annual Maryland Public Health Association meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. John Porter Field falls ill, his prepared address read from Washington. Officers elected include Frank T. Jones as president and Dr. Charlotte Silverman as president elect.
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Francis Scott Key
Maryland Public Health Association
John Porterfield
U. S. Public Health Service
J. Howard Beard
Anne Arundel County
Porterfield
Washington
Wedgwood Room
Frank T. Jones
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Charlotte Silverman
Maryland State Department of Health
R. W. Koch
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Perry Prather
American Public Health Association
Maryland Association of Sanitarians
Charles M. Kenealy
Sanitarians Group
Sam Rans
Oan
Kevis
Carrell County Heath
Fortes H. Burgess
Fred
Trapping Dell New York AP Paves Way East
Fragmentary AP copy notes paving and trapping themes as preparations proceed in New York. The garbled text hints at transportation or road work moving eastward but provides little concrete detail.
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DELL
Tawes Favors State Control Over Schools
Governor Tawes urged keeping primary school operation authority with local communities while a state study on school financing unfolds. He spoke at a Maryland boards of education meeting noting expected recommendations but pressed to concentrate financial and operational control locally.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Boards of Education
Maryland
New Market Phone Office Opens With Service Expansion
The New Market branch of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co will open this weekend. Telephone number changes occur at 12 05 a m Sunday October 8 with new Fire Department number 865 5700 and 300 new numbers added to the New Market exchange. Ten new trunk lines to Frederick plus automatic equipment reduce ring counts and interceptor systems will be installed for vacant and disconnected numbers. Total expansion cost 49 500 dollars with 9 500 for the building addition and 5 000 for extra equipment.
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New Market
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
New Market Exchange
Fire Department
The
Telephone Company
Frederick
Carl V. Weakley
Frederick Telephone Company
Market Central
Market
Two FHS Seniors to Attend Law Symposium
Two Frederick High School seniors have been selected to attend a law symposium and luncheon at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The students are Robert E Clapp III and Richard Zimmerman, sons of local attorneys.
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Frederick High School
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Robert E. Clapp
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Richard Zimmerman
Ami
Richard E. Zimmerman
Y Paul
Percels
Iasi i
Dickinson A
Weather To Remain Cool For Five Days
Cool spell continues with below normal temperatures through the weekend. Forecasts indicate a gradual warmup after five days of unsettled, dry conditions across the region with daytime highs near seasonal norms and overnight lows dipping into the 40s.
Western Allies protest shootings at Berlin border wall
In Berlin the three Western Allies lodged protests with the Soviet Union over two shooting incidents on Bernauer Strasse, the border street severed by a Communist wall. Gen. Lucius D. Clay conducted an on the spot inspection, reaffirming concern over dangerous actions along the divided city.
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Berlin
Rohan Delacombe
Andrei I. Solovyev
Delacombe
Solovyev
East Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Bernauerstrasse
State Department
Washington
Max Maron
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Jean Lacomme
Clay
Brandt
New York
Retired Bethlehem Steel executive killed in Chesapeake Bay Bridge crash
Anne Arundel County police report 76 year old Jack M. Willis former Bethlehem Steel Co. general manager and his 62 year old chauffeur Milton Lewis were killed when Willis’ car rear ended a stopped tractor truck on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge early today. Truck driver Don Holt Loyd of Pasadena was uninjured. Willis had retired in 1960 after a 45 year career in shipbuilding and earlier led Bethlehem Ship Yard Inc. during World War II.
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Annapolis
Bethlehem Steel Co
Chesapeake Bay
Jack M. Willis
Baltimore
Butler
Milton Lewis
Centreville
Willis
Lewis
Don Holt Loyd
Pasadena
Jie
Tthe Company
Bethlehemirfiend Ship Yard Inc
Red Policeman Joins Two Youths in Escape
Police report a red officer joined two youths in an escape attempt. The incident occurred as fugitives fled, with authorities tracking the group after the gunfire. No further details available.
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Red Policeman
Ecape
Three Accused of Tivoli Break-Ins
Three youths including 18 year old Thomas B. Slifer of Middletown are charged or implicated in multiple Tivoli Theater break ins and other vandalism. Two juveniles ages 16 and 17 are held for juvenile authorities. The group is linked to at least three incidents from September 9 to September 26, with more than 150 dollars stolen and around 500 dollars in damages. The crimes also touch Shamrock Inn and Kennedy’s service station.
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Jyld
Thomas B. Slifer
Middletown
Tivoli Theater
Dan Weinberg
Tivoli
Shamrock
Imm
East South
Franklin Streets
Neal and
Kennedy
East Patrick Street
End Is Near For Rayburn
Dallas AP reports House Speaker Sam Rayburn is gravely ill with extensive cancer and resting comfortably after hospitalization in Baylor. Doctors say cancer has spread with no further surgery planned. projections vary from days to months while Kennedy urges nationwide prayers.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Baylor Hospital
Bonham
Washington
Kennedy
Carabie
Rayhusa
Meum
Rome
Kennedy Gromyko talk on Berlin and UNS role
President Kennedy meets Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the White House to explore changes in the Soviet stance on Berlin and to discuss UN secretary general candidacy. The discussion aims for a single two hour session before a Sudan state dinner, with Dean Rusk observing.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
U.S
White House
Gromyko
Moscow
Khrushchev
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
UNS
Dag Hammarskjold
U Thant
Burma
Ferik Ibrahim Abboud
Sudan
Dean Rusk
Rusk
New York
State Department
Frederick Sees Local Shares From 1960 Tax Collections
State Comptroller Louis L Goldstein released figures showing Frederick area municipalities and county government receive checks totaling 353,398 from remaining income taxes and delinquency reforms for prior years. The county got 222,399 with municipal shares totaling 10999 and Baltimore City 373,373 along with other counties. Previously 17.2 million had been distributed to local governments before year end.
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Frederick
Louis L. Goldstein
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel
Garrett
Prince Gears
Angus Sale Boosts Market Despite Unclear Details
A fragmented notice notes an Angus sale event with mixed figures and unclear names, mentioning Oxer and rehab context. The readable parts indicate an animal auction in progress with unspecified outcomes and participants.
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Alcoholics Atrony- Toys
Health Conference
FHS
Nwrash
Big 3
Commie Police
Lin Pee Secre
House
Angus
Osa Arra
Ralph Tatiee
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